The phrase "allowed us to control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or permission to manage or influence a situation or process.
Example: "The new software allowed us to control the workflow more efficiently, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "enabled us to manage" or "permitted us to oversee".
We tested this using Cox regression, which allowed us to control for censoring: using this technique we investigated the duration to divorce in all those who ever married, using the same predictor variables.
The materials we used in the scheme allowed us to control for some of the causes of variation seen in other EQA schemes, such as influence of fixative on DNA quality (Bellon et al, 2011).
Finally, the use of multi-level modeling allowed us to control for clustering within practices and to more clearly separate patient, provider and practice factors.
This simple design feature allowed for the quick and easy determination of hybrids and allowed us to control for the accidental use of an incorrect primer by contamination.
An additional strength is the use of hierarchical nonlinear modeling which allowed us to control for the clustering of patients within practices and the variance between providers.
A novel aspect of our work is the use of chemostat cultures of M. tuberculosis which allowed us to control environmental conditions very tightly.
For individual-level analysis, we used a multilevel logistic random-effects model which allowed us to control for clustering effects at the PSU and district levels.
A strength of our controlled-exposure experimental design is that it allowed us to control for potential confounding exposures to some extent.
"Maine is the first state to proactively bring this initiative to voters, and that's allowed us to control our own fate".
This design allowed us to control for most shared genetic and environmental predisposition.
The motorized alignment device allowed us to control the sample position without human direct operation.
